Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-12-01

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townsville district, was arrested last Tuesday
by county constable Horatio Waters, Of Fred
erick, charged with bribing voters at the re-
cent county election. He WAS taken before
a magistrate of that vicinity and entered in
to cognizance to appear before Magls-
trate Thos. Turner, of Frederick. on Satur-
day at o'clock, which he did, and gave $500
bail for his appearance before the court.
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wherever an external application can be
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1t IS the old old story: Love at first sight
Awak in the beautiful moonlight night ; both
catch q dreadful cold and give up all hope
but finally find relief in bottle Of Or. Bulls
Cough Syrup, get married, and are at last
happy
VANDALISM Youths ranging from ten to
fourteen years of age are, be it said to the
shame Of themselves and parents, accustom
NI w lVu uk'oil Jul skiNN'S ~ uhoN'''iHS i"'N
hours at night They have also developed
q propensity for breaking off pslings and
paIing tops We know of two cases where
in the parents will probably have bill for
repairs rendered them; this will probably
open their eyes concerning the freshness Of
their offspring.
Mrs. Bond wife of Thomas Bond, OF this
district, suffered for long time with can.
Ger Of the right breast, until recently it had
become 50 painful that she could no longer
endure it She therefore determined to OBJ
tain relief by an operation The cancer IN .
VOWED the hole breast, which was entirely
removed with the tumov. The surge,ns
We're DR.. G. II. Brown, of New Windsor,
DR.. Warfeld. Although Mrs. Bond is q
very delicate, nervous and feeble lady, the
operation was successful, and at this writ,
ing, one week later, she is doing very well
- Sans Greek Letter. Adrocate.
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A PRoTRACrED MEETING. Services at
Toms Creek Church have been in progress
for several weeks, Rev. Osborne Belt, Pastor,
with results said to be highly en-
The moral tone OF that commu.
has ccrtsinly been improved to the extent Of
being relieved of the presence Of one or two
young men, who having undertaken to dis
turb the services, have since found it con-
venient to-leave for parts unknown.
Some sportsmen in quest of game, came
across the barrel that had containcd the
wAiskey that was stolen from the railroad
station, as reported in these columns last
week, but unfortunately for the owner, the
had some how evapora,ed, and the
form alone represented the departed spirits.
- Chronicle.
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